Postmasters talk educates Business and Professional Women
Ray Eggert postmaster speaks to the Business and Professional Women's club at Black's about mail safety and efficiency. He urges up front return addresses, correct special delivery labeling, and careful addressed mail to avoid delays. The meeting includes singing, upcoming housewarming, newspaper drive, and plans for a W C A swimming class for working women.
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Ray Eggert
Aik
Black
Focal Post Office
Iowa
Eggert
Genevieve Averill
Miri Della Tritz
Elizabeth Kenney
F. A. Brocksus
Courier
St. Patrick’s
Clybreens
I Rn
Rath Updestaff
M Edna George
Geneal Jenness
Tzella Wentiman
Rosan Palmer
Evang' Class Elects Officers At Annual Banquet
The Evang' First Evangelical church class held its annual banquet and dinner in Black's Tuesday evening. A. C. Fox was elected president with BH. Geiger vice president Frank Fannan secretary Harry Kober treasurer Li J. B Hickelberg teacher and Mrs R. S. Hickelberg assistant teacher. The 52 member group includes 52 young married couples. Rev Clinton F. Smith spoke followed by remarks from retiring president Stauffacher and superintendent Rueppel. Fox outlined plans for the year.
Mothers Honored at Junior Fine Arts Party
Waterloo Woman's Club Junior Fine Arts members host a Saturday program with Mrs. Dunlavey opening a session on folk songs and patriotism. Majory Loomis, Leah Eickelberg, and Margaret Weishair perform as Anna May Decker explains a dance.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Margaret Weishair
Mary Stevenson
Anna May Decker
Miriam Boysen
Elizabeth Lamkin
Janet Knox
Sam Frank
Yowa
Civic Department
I. W. Sigworth
Side Talks on Frocks Colors and Men's Perceptions
An essay exploring why men notice a woman's dress. It argues men focus more on color and style than fabric or exclusivity, noting rosy colors as appealing and pink linked to happiness. The piece examines how women dress to attract admiration and how color choices affect male attention.
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Manny
Taupe
Religion Universal Need of Humanity, Pastor Tells Club
Dr Charles D Darling spoke to Waterloo Woman’s Club about religion as universal and fundamental to humanity. He argued morality and spirituality are essential to human life and warned that removing religion would harm society and individuals. He contrasted Christian truth with non Christian beliefs and linked religion to life, industry, and immortality, stressing duties to God and community.
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Charles’ D. Darling
Roger W. Babson
Name and Education Department of Waterloo Womann’s Club
Dr. Darling
Darling
Igi
Fip
Manare Towar
L. Corton
Kensingkon
Williams
Better Homes Committee
Weishaar
3. C. Knox
Beauty Tips for Bath Powders and Skin Care
Practical advice from Jennie June on making and using bath powders to aid skin health. Emphasizes antiseptic benefits, cost savings, and simple DIY recipes using corn starch boracic acid peroxide rouge jasmine essence and rice powder for tinted or plain powder. Whiteheads and general cleansing discussed in brief.
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Ayme
Pydu
Rita L
Mrs A Frahm Entertains Friends With Dinner And Radio
Blydenburgh hosts a casual gathering Tuesday afternoon and evening. A centerpiece of narcissus flowers enhanced a three course dinner at 6 30. The evening featured a radio program for guests.
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Blydenburgh
Church Circles Elect Officers and Plan Meetings
Westminster Bethany circle elects Bernice Mant as president, Elsie Larrichson vice president, Lillian Gramm secretary, Josephine Gilbert treasurer, Leone Holdiman press reporter. Various church groups schedule picnics, dinners, and meetings through Thursday with nominal charges and hosted in homes or church parlors.
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Bethany Circle of Westminster Guild
East Park
Weresbyterian Church
Club Notes on The History of American Sculpture
The Book Club will discuss The History of American Sculpture at the West Library at 7p.m. Thursday. Members will share a picnic lunch at noon with Mrs. G. R. Parke.
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C. G. Conniss
Br Is
KR. Ja
West Library
City County Legal Clash Before Judge Boies in Waterloo Case
Arguments were heard in Waterloo this morning on a motion by defendant Leo R. Leeper and the city against making Black Hawk county a party to the suit filed by Fd. Macigan, county treasurer. The case centers on fines, forfeitures, and the use of funds for municipal operations with the county seeking remedy and the city contending dismissal for pre code assessments.
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H. B. Boies
Fd. Macigan
Black Hawk County
Leo R. Leeper
City Trivelrer
City of
Waterloo
Woney
Harry M. Reed
Nbsurd
Behald
Trefucer
Reid
Reed
Mada Wipty
Uncle Wiggily and Johnnie's Tail
Uncle Wiggily’s hollow stump bungalow becomes a hiding spot as Johnnie the squirrel hides from Billie in a game of hide and seek. Uncle Wiggily warns him to keep his tail down to avoid being spotted by a nearby alligator and the pursuing Billie searches the woods while a sleepy alligator lingers near the bunny's table.
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Jonnie
Billie Bushytail
Johnnie
Billie
Johnie
Gould
Uncle Wignly
Tohnnie
Flo
Willie
Bille
Uncle
Joanie
Billig
Skillery
Pacis
Tie Bazaar
Jahnnie
Mr. Loaneears
Tie Garter
Squirrel Tricks and the Hidden Policeman Under the Table
A tale unfolds with playful animals in a bungalow. The Alll Batog hides under the table while the Police Dog is teased by Gator and Johnsie. The squirrel saves Wie hunny as Wiley Pat arrives, and the group wonders if the postman will bring a picture post yard. Uncle Wiggily's mouth organ is promised next.
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Gator
Johnsie Alppril
Waele
Johnnie
Wiley Pat
Billie
Iowans Take State University Courses by Air
Radio lectures begin today from WSUI Iowa City, offering 12 courses in modern English psychology of learning social problems literature appreciation and the American constitution. More than 200 residents statewide have enrolled, with readings assigned and reports to be written.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Yoll
State University of Tom
WSUS
Stn
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Solves and Clues
Puzzle page presents running across and down word lists with definitions. It asks relationships to a father’s brother, a Civil War general turned president, opposites of old, a breakfast chair, and handling, ending with a missing word in a sentence about treating dumb animals with kindness.
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Answer Will Appear Tomorrow
The item notes that the answer to Tuesday's cross word puzzle will be revealed the next day with a brief teaser about the solution.
Guardianship of Burke Continued by Jury Verdict
Guardianship of Joe Burke to be continued after a jury verdict in Judge H B Boies division following a request to set aside guardianship. The jury, foreman Katheryn Fairbanks, retired at 11 am and returned around 4 pm, finding Burke not capable of managing his property.
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Joe] Burke
H. B. Boies
Burke
Pak Little
Kathieryn Fairbanks
Wilkerson & Co. president dies after stroke in Ta
G Arthur Kiedalseh, president of Wilkerson & Co., druggists, died in Ta at 11 p.m. after a stroke of paralysis suffered a week earlier.
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Neokuk
G. Arthur Kiedalseh
Wilkerson & Co
Tea with Lemon at Elite Hotels and Restaurants
Tea at first class hotels and famous restaurants is served with a California lemon. The lemon tang enhances flavor and adds zest. California lemon juice makes tea healthier by supplying vitamins and organic salts and acids that aid digestion. Jamon with tea features in charters. Ask for California lesions, jules, tart and seedless. Best for silicing. Keep a dozen handy for all kinds of uses.
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California
Ae Jamon
Jules
Waterlog pattern orders for Evening Courier
Waterlog Evening Courier patterns offer seam friendly designs. Send to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo with 15 cents per pattern. Orders filled promptly but expect ten days for delivery after sending.
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Waterloo
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Arbor Vitae Club
O. Vilompson
B. McQuown
Guidenglo Club
Fred Seider
Carl Brown
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Jolly Evening Club
Junior Fine Arts
Fiske P.T. A
J. BR. Howard
Fiske
B. J. Sawrey
Myra Loban
Della Darling
R. Mare Heald
Wiliam Wilkins
Perle Burrowar
Parenters
Xys
Elva Wannemaker
Grace Tiross
Momoriat Hall
Sons of Veterans
C. K. Hall
Chorce
Brg
Gertreda Wrisht
Sans of Veterans
Sanvillary
Ray Snadersss
Eainn
iGrave Reoss
T ‘Afelack
Yeoman Juverile Indore
Henry Conner
Iuvenile
Manes Hall
Bresnt
Pes Moines
Rere
Loder
Mann
Silver Cross Circle
King's Daughters
C. A. Boatman
Menr. Sechers
Rose Mowbray
Maxint. Kessler
Jean Stevenson
F. Chaney
Migs Pierce
Ness
Vast Nelle Grands
Res Lukes
Pr Noble Grand Association
East
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Gaimuon
Davenies
aTrs
George O. Forrester
Tuveniles of
Anada
Church News
Women's Organization
First Congregational Church
Mary Miller
Otto Meier
John’ Tegtmeier
First Lutheran Aid Society
Inneante Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Qinredas
George Nertletao
Herfurth
John Reteain
Uncle Wiggily and
Johnnie’s Tail
Howard R. Garis
Greve
Chiho
Daily Cross
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